AR 5-12 Army Management of the Electromagnetic Spectrum

The AR 5-12 is a U.S. Army Regulation covering the coordination of research, development, testing, aquisition, fielding, operation of Army material requiring frequency support. Includes Army Policy on Spectrum Certification and Frequency Allocation.

AR 5–12

Army Management of the Electromagnetic Spectrum

This regulation:

• Revises AR 5-12 and consolidates AR 105-3, AR 105-4, AR 105-24, and AR 105-28.
• Revises Army Spectrum Management Policy (Chapter 1).
• Revises Major Army Commands Spectrum Management Responsibilities (Chapter 2).
• Outlines the Army's Electromagnetic Compatibility, Deconfliction, and Interference Programs (Chapter 3)
• Outlines the Frequency Allocation-to-Equipment Process (Chapter 4).
• Defines the spectrum coordination channels, spectrum assignment policy, and types of spectrum actions (Chapter 5)
• Outlines the Radio Stations Identification procedures for the allocation of international call signs and call sign assignment authority (Chapter 6)
• Outlines the Army's Interference Resolution Program (Appendix C)